Emily Dickinson Lexicon — IM-PEN'ETRA-BLY

Definition for IM-PEN'ETRA-BLY

IM-PEN'E-TRA-BLE-NESS IM-PEN'I-TENCE, or IM-PEN'ITEN-CY

IM-PEN'ETRA-BLY, adv.

With solidity that admits not of being penetrated.
With hardness that admits not of impression; as, impenetrably dull. Pope.

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